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The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
A BAD LAW.

The steps recently taken to bar
out of the night schools all teach
ers save those daily in the employ
of the public schools, are not Very
commendable. Examina ions
were formed last year by which a
test OF competency was to be got
ten. Several persons of fine a.
bility and qualifications for the
places applied and were successful.
Some Of them proved so eminent-
ly adapted for the places that the
students in attendance voluntari-
ally paid their teachers out of
their own pockets to continue the
schools after the appropriation
had run out. If the examinations
were q fair test then why shut
out those who have shown them
selves capable by The very stand
ard that was set? Again the
labor of q school teacher during a
days sessions is certainly sufficient
for one days work. 10 throw
out an extra inducement for ad.
ditional hours is an egregious
mistake. Taken in consideration
the power of the mighty dollar"
such places cannot fail to cripple
the energy of the strongest teacher.
Our whole argument can be sum.
med up under the following heads:
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Judge and grinned as she played
with the buttons on her dress. AS
she was being carried back to Jail
she saw her father and made all
effort to 60 to him. She cried for
the first time when told that she
could not 60 home. but must 60
back to Jail to await the day of
her execution"
The above clipping has been
wired all over the country, and
the question which occurs to US is,
as to whether the infamous pro-
ceedings of the Court is less shock
ing than the crime committed by
the twelve year old girl? All the
facts in the case, as far as all may
Judge from the dispatch point to a
strong presumption of unsound-
ness of mind, or at least a sullen
and spiteful disposition, superin-
duced by enforced servitude by
the mother, and peculiar in chill
dren not above the age
of discretion. The remark made
by the child after the terrible
crime was committed, is sufficient
to offer presumption of the ig-
norance as to responsibility; and
assuming that the child under
stood the nature, enormity and
moral consequences of the crime,
Is it not shame and parody ON
the boasted perfection of Ameri-
can jurisprudence to see a judge
passing a sentence, so terrible in
its character and consequences,
when helpless, half-witled gir
who, under the common law doc
trine and according to the better
judgement of civilized communi-
ties, is esteemed under the age of
discretion? and the question also
arises, would the exact judge have
passed similar sentence upon a
white child, charged and con-
vlcted of a similar offence? No,
the sentence is unjust, shocking to
the enlightened sentiment of a
civilized people; mean and tyr
ranical manifestation of hatred
shown the colored people and
serves as an example of barbarism
and barbarism which is resorted to
by those in authority at the South.
No section of the country can
boast of the destruction and MUIR
dering a twelve year old girl ex-
cept the grand old state, S. 9
We congratulate the colored peo
pie that there is but one South
Carolina, or at least one Judge
such as s. c., has produced.
Awake Negroes of the South
and die either by the assassin's
shot or in defense OF liberty. In
Gods name how long, Oh! how
long will these brutalities be con-
ti.uouS
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

BOARDERS WANTED-At a
quiet and healthy boarding place
near Sudley Springs, Prince Will
liam county, Va. Plenty of fresh
vegetables, poultry, and excellent
water. Terms So, per week or
$10.50 per mo. For further par
ticulars apply to Mrs. Bonds, 1919
17th ST., Ii. w. or J. @. Moore,
1910 4th ST., n. w.
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The tests previously given
were inadequate.
2-The steps taken throw out
an inducemeut harmful in its eff
fects.
8 The increased nightly la
Dor will take away just 80 much
energy from the teacher during
the day.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Hon. j. E. O'Hara, editor of .e
Enfield Progress, strikes the key
note in his defence of a pretended
Negro uprising in his state, which
was circulated nv a nraindinad class
of white people. We commend the
article to the readers of the BEE,
which will be found on our first
page.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Miss III. A. Rice, one of the new
teachers appointed in the High
School is not what she is reported
to be, and before she is confirmed
DIR. Francis should be thoroughly
convinced that she will add to the
advancement of the High School.
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THE
DORSEY GOTTAGE SPRING LAKE
~A>O%)~

NEW JERSEY situated near the,
Beach will be opened June 1st.,
tor the reception of guest, Oceans
BATHING unsurpassed, Beautiful
Boating and Fishing Every room
i'm the hOnse has an Ocean view.
Terms moderate apply to Mrs.
E. @. Dorsey 500 s. 10Th st.
After June 1st., apply to Dorse
Cottage, Spring Lake N. j.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

All colored editors throughout
the United States, are requested
10 send to the historian of the
colured press association, a brief
history of their paper and them
selves.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Persons leaving the city, can
have the BEE sent to them by.pay-
ing for it in advance.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
Mrs. w + Thomas

Ladies' and Gents Ice Cream SA-
LOON and Summer Garden.
No. 1920 l. street, u. W.
Washington, ID.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

A cOlOred Citizens Committee
ought to be organized.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Give us 10000 subscribers, and
the BEE will be issued tri-weekly.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

If you want a National race pa.
per, give us 10000 subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
June 22nd. 1882.

j une 22nd, 1887.
| am prepared to accommodate
Summer Boarders one and hall
miles from PURCELLVILLE
STATION. Convenient to Post
Office and Livery Stable, good
water and plenty of shade and
all the advantages of the country.
For Terms Apply to
Mrs. SAMUEL p. MURRAY.
Lincol LoudOn Co., Va.
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The ThistIe's Voyage.

LONDON, July 22.-Iu preparing the
Thistle for hev Tans-A,lan,ic voyage,
no structural alterations have been
made. She will be- rigged with ashort
topmi act, q very shor, bowsprIt ard q
boom OF half racing !epgtb, and will
sail under q storm malnsaIl, small
ioressil, q jib and staysail. Her
racing spar and = spar mat will be
brought over BY ore Of the Anchor
Line vessels. Capt Kerr, an old At
lan,io sailor, will navigate the vessel.
Cspt. Barr, the commander Of the
Thistle, refused 20 express an opinion
80 20 the Thistle'r chance OF WINDING
the Americas cop. He sgerle tina,
ahe can run avGy from the May 0 iwer
In light wiz de, but ehAkre his
bead regarding the vllunteer.
He Gays thai Judging from the
reports received = much greater de.
paiture from the usual American lines
has been taken in tie building OF the
Volunteer than has been made In the
onItiuction OF the Thistle % COM
pared with The Genesta and Gslsies.
Doubtless, he says, tie Volunteer Ia .
fat boa, and ne declines 10 vaunt
tbs Thistle 40 compared with the new
American yacht.
Mr.. Macdonald, the mate Of the
Thistle, declares that unless the Vol
untser n able 10 beat the MsyH1ver
by twenty m & uies over the New York
e9urte the Thistle will win the Amer.
CAS- cnp.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAns.

LouisvuLs, Kr-Ool. NJ. Lawns
CLARK, president Of the l. uisyille
Jockey Club, tonight declined 70 act
a. presiding jn igs ., Chicago Driving
Park.
PniyIpsses, r. I.-Wilhin the pas.
two days the gus,s ri the Conaicu,
Pnk Hotel have been selzed with an
Illness Of inoIplicable origin which
hm spread 70 generally that they have
oil left and the hotel has boon closed.
Nav YoRK.-The Manhattan Jockey
Club flod iis chatter IN the oounty
CLERKS once today. lie directors are
Leonard w. and Elgsne M. Jerome.
John Hanler, Lavrenoe Kip, LOUIS l..
Lofillard aud Ffank Work. IL cam.
Val stock 10 10000.
CmoAao, ILL-The Haneom Print.
ing Company made an assignment this
evening with $4,000 liabilities and
nominally equal sssots. NJ oauss ID
asalg led Tor the failure. Thir Ia the
company IN whose establishment
we're printed the famous ioryed bal.
lots tha, we're instrumental In sending
Jashsph q hActln TO the ponitsn.
tiafV
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-
kx.C0nsuI Gen. Pot Oh rglk,.

Ell PAso, Tx, July 22.--Jsmes N.
Porch, OF St. Joseph, Mo-, ex.Consul
General to Mexico, passed through this
city today enroute to New Orleans and
New York. In an interview he said
that he had nothing to regret In re-
gard TO his seton 10 the Sedgwick
matter. He had acted from purely
patriotic motives and gained the APP
proval OF the American colony in the
Oily Of Mexico, and Of the Mexican
people. He said he had prepared q
hnal report In the Sedewick case and
should stop at Washington 10 present
u. He has become general manager
Tor a new steamship line running be-.
tween New York, Mexico and New
Orleans,
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Coburg, has grossly deceived the Bull
gafisns and that he has been an instru-
meHt in the hands Of Russa.
ST.. PETERSBURG The protect re-
garding the Afghan frontier has
been sign d, aud Ool. Rldgsway, the
British Commissioner, 10 about to ~.
turn 20 Eoglsnd and Vt. Petersburg
NJ. KaloH, the editor Of the Moscow
Gazette who has been seriously i'll, is
slightly better today. A decree hiss
bsen promulgated which re-permits
the exporta ion Of horses from Russia
BERLIN A party Of German Ulcers
from the garrison oil Metz, Wal ed
Macy in Mutt, during the national
iete asst week, s.d have not been
heard from since. Il 10 presumed
they we're arrested whilelwptohing the
review Of the troops or for having be-
come embroiled in as;srrtl. Their
dis ppearance has caused tome ex.
element in the Nets garrieon.
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Hritish Trade

LONDON, July 22.-Tbs Marquis Of
Salisbury, replying to q deputstion
which called to urge the govern
ment to take some action to protect
British trade from the effects Of for
sign competition assisted by bounties,
said Il was impossible 10 speak too
strongly Of tie injustice w1ioh the
foreign bounty sys ems inf cted on
British workmen. A EuTopesn con.
ference he eaid would soon consider
the matter and in the meantime he
could only cay that there were two
wsye fer EoRiishmsn to dea with
their assailsnts in this contest. II
reasoning failed, Eoglishmen might
return the blow.
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EmpIoxcr. ana EnnIa,,..

READING, Pa, July pa confer.
once took place tkis afternoon be.
tween the managers Of the X ,Ading
iron works aud committee represent
ing It's 1900 employees, who have been
standing ont against ten per cent.
reduction for sons weeks The con.
terence resulted In q victory lor the
men IN the present, 1t being decided
that all hands are ~ 20 10 work on
Monday, fnish oil orders GU hAr Il, aud
NO k mp all material now on hand
without the reduction taking place.
The question oi me proposed reduc.
ton will be considered when new
work comes In.
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The directors meet at Monte Sano on
the 10Th to complete the new or
paniH ltinn.
The wood ran SENSATION.

EKw YORK, July 22-The Gilliot-
Woodruff case, as reported from New
York, created quite sensation here.
woodruff and Giliot have been mere
for several days. A NV York lawyer,
representing wcodlufi's mother, was
here today and saw q lllot, who finally
gave mp the check for $4,000 given
him by Woodiud, snd sign, d Of his
claim to the $4,000 which Woodruff
had given him, which is under In.
tlrctlon in the hands Of the Adams
Express Company 10 New York.
Woodruff appears 10 bo pattslly do
mented ard was taken back to New
York tonight. Gilliot Ia Of excellent
family, his father, who is not living,
having bsen very prominent L oisco.
pal clergyman, and ons Of hrs half
brothers 9 rector Of st. Georges
chapel in this city. Young Giiiiot
sta,es that be has claim TO the money
and that he will contest II.
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oxvORD, MISS.
Increased Attendance Nc the nsp,s,
state Cenventtep.
hrrofAL TO rnt IrrriL.I

oIYohD, Mrs, July 90 -rhsro wal
an immense increase 10 attendance
Of the Bsptiat Convention today. Res
olutions were .adopiel appointing q
committee Of Eve 60 mcnoIisliss .he
Legislature 10 prevent lhs Innn Ing VI
freight cars on Sunday. Tbero was
mucl discusslon on the Tstolution 10
endow the Mississippi BAptis, Church
University, a, Clinton, which passed.
The plan and tho amosut left 10
the Board Of Trustees. The ropob ON
foreign missions said there Vers lever
missionaries this JeAT than !a5t on 40
count Of the lack OF money. The
board 10 oat u debt. TWeliy men
and thirty women, with hiiy shi no.
tive sstistsnts, are In the service
Converts number lbio The day was
consumed IN ditouhsing the above 70.
ports Speeches were lengthy and
strong.
Il ralned lee, night aud the Weather
was delightful.
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Bssquet 90 a merican Mrseus.

LONDON, July 22.-Bracktton Baker
gsves banquet last evening to
American Masons at the Cri o
rion. Among the gusets were Mr..
Zachsrish, Of California; Messrs Hop
kiDs, Meyer and Young, Of Psnnsyl.
vania; Mesrs. Tiltop, Ashwsll and
Beattie, OF New York, any many 9th.
ers. The chairman proposed q toast
TO President Cleve and, and the COM
papy sang "Hsil Co umbis." Consul
Waller replied. Mr.. Hopkins respond
ed TO q toast to the visitors. Mr.. Msy er
proposed the health OF the Worship
full Master, and in the name Of his
American brethren presented to the
Apglo American Lodge a bsndsoms
Pas Masters jewel OF dismonds, a.
worn In Americs, 90 a souvenir Of the
visit. Mr.. Baker returned warm thanks
for the gift. There were numerous
other toasts, speeches, etc.
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A JOKE On harrington.
REPORTS THAT HE IN WANTED
IN THE CABINET.
American MasOns Entertained BY
BrackstOn Baker-ibe C0nflaes
OF the Afghanistan Boundary.

LONDON, July 22.-The Right Hon.
W. H. Smith, government leader, was
ssksd In tho House Of Commons this
afternoon by Mr.. Ellis, II there was
any truth in the widespread report
that thu Queen hsd sentfor Lord Hart
ineton to induce him to join the min
istry. Mr.. Smith replied that be bad
only now heard the statement for the
fist time, and could only say that II
caused him great surprise. Laugh
teri
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JUDGE BARRErr,s DSCIsION
In the Case % rswnssss. Gene q
= a.. Aksfsss kavsra n. Stokes.

I'm she Case 90 Tsunsesa. Gene q
90. Asstsss kavsrs y. ssshes.
Hrw YonH, JAY 2.-Judge Barrett
today rendered his decision In the
case Of Townsend, OoIs a Co, against
Edward 4. Stokes. The United Line
Telegraph Company, Dwight Town
send, John Anderson. George Turn.
bull, Edward talliDger, and the Farm.
efs' Loan and Trust Company. The
suit grew out OF the psfohas0 Of the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company, by Mr.. stokes, about two
years AGO. The plaintiffs claim that,
at the time Of the sale, they held $751;.
600 worth Of the general mortgage
bonds Of the company. They only
as6eDted 10 the tale on The under.
standing that the tae was for this pro.
tselion OF the bendholdsrI' interests.
They assert that the reorganization
committee Of the bondholders after.
ward agreed with Mr.. Stokes
10 allow the United LINES CON.
plny 10 become the pofseSsor
OF NOpO,OOO wofth OF the &C.
curities Of the Binken' and Msr.
Grants Company. n consequence,
they Rsksd the eoun b decide that
Mr., Stokes bought the Baltimore and
Ohio Company Dor TIE benea OF this
bondholdsp, and not for his personal
ben,6: that Mr.. 6okss be required
10 account Tor bis administration ~
uusies Of tbs RsOrganl atIon Commit
nee Of the bondholders; thata receiver
be appointed, and that the Farmer
Loan and Trust Company he enjoined
from ditposing Of The Bankers and
Merehanis securities b. lie possession.
Judge Barrett denied Tho applica-
ton Tor receiver, besau.s II 70 IN.
necessary, but says that Mr.. Stokes
Internationally represented the Reor-
ganisalion Committee In the purchase
OF the Bankers and Mereh ants Tele.
graph Company. yujse Barrett grants
an inj unctios pending the salt against
tbs securities In possession VI the trusi
company.
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Natural aas Ia n,eh,s..

HOWELL, MIcn, July ~ While
workmen wera digging n well at Wal.
ter PalSorth's residence, in the east.
ern part Of the village this morning, q
terrific roaring was heard and stones
and dirt were blown 100 ieet into the
air Natural gas had been struck.
The flow Was lighted and q q ms -
large asa barrel assembled 10 the hight
81 thlrtJ feet Tonight the tap will DO
lighted agair and later a meeting will
be held to = ;srmine what 10 do with
tina diaeoysv
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No Di.ord ers ss Kerhs.

LONDON, July 22. The St Petero.
burg correspondent VI the Times do.
mics thai disorders exil. in Kerki.
The Russian occupation has, the cor
respondent AYERS, bent flted the In
habitauts who, he adds, appreciate
Russis's work in maintaining order
AID protecting trade. Russia notified
4 gland q month before hand that she
intended e occupy Ktrki.
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Ehnnrcrr Innri.

Chancellor Eei rendered the FOL.
loving deoisions: Carver Gin Com.
pany W. Binnon, ooels including com.
missions mual come ont q fund; Nj
lert VI. Book, application refused I;
Rico w. Rice, relief nked Tor refused.
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Killed 81 Iish,aiss.

NEw YoEE, July IA bolt Of
lightning struck a small row boat, In
Princess bay, Staten Island, during the
tqrall this afternoon, and instantly
killed Michael J. DI1n and John r
Ryan, oi this city. Dixon was a well
known Ice cream manufacturer aud
RJAn Was the proprietor Of an Ice
cream saloon. A third man vas 10
the boa, a the time and was picked
mp sonseleas -,
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AIhO.OOo HInsE

Vt. PAU, MrsS., July 2s.-At iii1
o'clock b light q Are broke out In the
kith stoi oi the Wholesale clothlbs
house Of II. q. Burbank, on ThlT
street, adj lining p. II Kelly's whole.
sale grot ~ house. The entire do
pertinent yas called out and succeed.
I'd in conf ing the Gre 10 Burbank's
building, lough tho Minnesota Spice
COMPANY stock Was somewhat dam
aged by -ioke. Burbsuks lon IL
sl60,0O0; 'Jured for two-lhlrds Of
that amnL
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BULGARIA
Making inert. 90 Yisa on, Ase.s
STANLEY.

BHu ssts, July n Gov. Jansen, Of
Congo Free State, July 2olh, tels.
sraphsd Gen. slTaueh, Administrator
General OF the Interior Department,
States Central Government here, ~
follows: Send me 600 pieces Of gtun.
Stanley started July I'd 10 wsdelai."
This dispatch Was ssnt from H..
Thomas and Gen. 5trauch says he con-
siders the tenor Of the meaage hho ~
Gen Jar@en In oTdehng pieces 10.
lied on erpedition mailing regular
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TnB COURTS.
CiEeall Naari

Judgments for PLAINTIFF we're rend.
cred by Judgs Estes yesie day: J.B.
Greenleaf Va. Henry rob,iJga, posses-
sion OF properly aud s23 81 rent 10
date; J. \. Drake a 90. va Memphis
and Cincinnati Packet Company, US /;
Fred Scum va. NJ. Philbin, %. In the
case OF Henry Tobridgs w. J. X
Greenfield, judgment for defendant
for cost Motion for new trials In the
cases Of hattingly W.. Z,noni, aud
O1lier Va. Taxing Districl were over.
ruled
o l. Racine was granted n divorces
from nis wife. Sillie l.. Racine.
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The Tanner Incident

LONDON, July 22.-The Daily News,
commenting on tie Tsnner incident,
says: "Never has the Just IL tusncs
Of the Chair been used In blldet or
more tfhcacious manner. The Gov.
erment stands convicted on tbs high
Get Judicial authority Of haviug tried
to ibnict upon an 1tish member, a
punisbment unprecedented and ua.
Just. For Tanners lsnguS &c, however,
there 10 no possible excnss. i, was %
offensive as II was idiotic."
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josephine Rcgcrs's failure 10 regard
the laws Of the land, In regard 10
dress. $40.
Johanna Davis and Matte johnson,
for engaglDg 10 a var Of words, IS
each.
Ms Giant, selilng liquor on san.
day, So and bound over.
Aaron Bowles, dieorderiy conduct
and obscene Language, t2b
LiEEe Rogers, disofdorly oolduot,
eco; held up during good behavior.
d gnan n q, doing business With
olt license, 90
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NKw Yo July 22-Rober Gar
rett Is 10 sai y Europe tomorrow. A
lew OF his n ends called On HIN To-.
night at the victoria Intel. lie said
the situation In the Baltimore and Ohio
deal was unchanged lie had not do
eidsd his plans for the iuture and
could not say how long be would TO
main abroad,
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FINE BLUrF, Ana.
a. sai,.r and \ Lawyer a.,e n
hGsuAl TO rns lrrsll.l

HsoAl TO rrs IrrsAl.l
Pns BLvvy, ARE, JAY "a 90 MAJOR
q. q. Newman, editor Of tho Com
msreial, and J. NJ. Taylor had Al alter.
cation on the streets this evening.
Eevmans paper this evening had
several personal criticisms on Dol. 8
w. Rordyee, Pre- sident Of the ~. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas railroad, and Mr..
Taylor, who IN attorney Of tho road
asied Nj. powman for an explains.
ton Of the assaul's, which Newman
declined N give. Hot words ensued
and Taylor struck Newman. Several
blown were exchanged, whom tho po-
lice interiered and parted the con.
ba'ants.
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aInnIHaBAn, ALA.
A. r..esse Csia storage wsYs
he.se buiidisg.
hraof.l - xau IrSsaaI

krnofAk 70 US ArrnAL.l
BnsIHeHAs, ALA, July 22-work
has begun on the plant Of tho Ala.
bams Ice sad Cold Storage Company,
capitalized Al $4,000, which 10 the
storage line 10 an initial voniurs Tor
this part Of the country. The project
Ia one Of the first fruit Of the Ksnsas
City railroad, aud counts largely on
certain Kansas City connections. A
thoroughly modern proces Of ipsula-
ton aud refrigeration will BE- used, and
q refrigerator car service started ibr
the Surrounding country.
A declafs'ion was hled today 10 In
corporate the Ellen Roaa Iron Works,
With 81, 200 capital, the aim beins 10
manufacture engines and b0llers
mainly. The incorporation arr all
looa capitalists.
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progress. News Of stsnley's arrival q
Anriwimi, dispatched by an Eoglich
fficer whom Stanley left In charge OIL
camp there, and this news taken to
Leopoldville, there by express mes
senger to Born, a route more essily
and rapidly made than the one to M
talie,
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snEyFIsLD. Ala.
Tue GREAT Consolidation Accom-.
pIlshed

sHnyviKLD, Ala, July ~. - Tbs
grand combination Of intero6lo Al
Sheffield was effected today Thu
Alabama and Tennessee Goal Com.
pany, the Sheffield and Birmingham
railroad and Alabama improvement.
companies united into one corpora
ton, making one Of the large I com
panies ever organised 10 tina South
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A Railway static. Destroyed,

BERLIN, July 22.-UGder an edict Of
the Car, the iroHtier station on
the Warsaw and Thorn railway
where Pfussisn goods have hitherto
been unlosded for transfer TO Prussisn
lines, has been pulled down and the
rails, platforms and sheds, and the
bridge over the Shervinia have been
removed.